Apartment fourth floor, Votanikos, Gazi - Metaxourgio - Votanikos

Engel & Völkers presents a beautifully furnished, fourth-floor loft apartment featuring a stunning view of the Acropolis and a charming open landscape of Athens. This apartment has been completely renovated. The surface living area is 106 sq.m. The interior layout consists of a spacious open area with one single space: the living room, the kitchen and the bedroom, and a bathroom. Key features of the property include: - Fully furnished with all necessary electrical appliances. - Exceptionally bright and airy. - Wooden parquet and tiled flooring. -Electric heating and cooling with air condition units and a solar water heater. - Double-glazed electrical aluminum windows. -An energy-efficient fireplace and a jacuzzi next to the bedroom. - Ample storage spaces, including built-in closets and a security door. - The building is equipped with an elevator and a camera installation. The flat has low monthly utilities. Votanikos is an upcoming neighborhood of Athens and one of the most authentic around the Athens city center. The apartment is next to the Kerameikos metro station (5 minutes or 400 meters by foot), and the Agricultural University of Athens is nearby (7 minutes or 550 meters by foot). Votanikos provides an excellent base for exploring Athens's sights in-depth and is close to lively surroundings such as Kerameikos and Gazi. Furthermore, Plaka and Psyri are located just one stop from the Metro. But, although all of the above areas have generally not escaped the touristic, Votanikos is entirely different. Despite being right next to those crowded and sometimes noisy surroundings, it provides peacefulness and many entertainment options with many beautiful restaurants and cafes while strolling among industrial buildings and stores. Votanikos is a highly developed area full of eccentric creativity. Accessibility: The metro and bus services are well connected to the rest of Athens. The Metro can take you to the airport in about 45 minutes, and in 20 minutes to Piraeus.